Patchouli Oil: the cicatrisant and cytophylactic properties of patchouli makes it ideal to promote and stimulate new cell growth, as well as assisting with the healing of wounds, while preventing the formation of ugly scar tissue or keloids and helps to calm inflamed skin as in the case with acne, eczema and problem skin. The astringent action of patchouli tones and revitalizes the skin, while its diuretic action removes any excess fluids from the tissue. Its antiseptic action not only helps to cool down inflamed skin, but also helps to sort out the source of the inflammation.
Apricot Oil: known for its moisturizing, nourishing and revitalizing properties. It's recommended for mature skin, sensitive skin, and skin that is inflamed or dry. High in poly-unsaturated fats, linoleic and oleic acid.
Coconut Oil: coconut oil absorbs readily into skin. It nourishes the skin keeping it soft and smooth. Prevents dry skin, premature aging and wrinkling.
Olive Oil: olive oil is rich in vitamins, minerals, as well as protein. It is an excellent moisturizer and is believed to have cell-regenerative capabilities. it is considered one of the best oils for skin care.
Kokum Butter: rich in essential fatty acids. Kokum Butter is known for its ability to regenerate cells and prevent wrinkles. Supports skin elasticity and flexibility.
Shea Butter: rich in vitamins A and E, shea butter delivers incredible benefits to the skin. It's ideal for healing scars, burns and stretch marks. Prevents and treats chapping and skin rashes. Highly moisturizing. Natural UV protection.
Jojoba Oil: jojoba oil is actually liquid wax! It's high in vitamins E, C and B and is also loaded with minerals! This wax is superb in any bar of soap. Jojoba is rich in iodine, which gives it a natural power to heal. Itss anti-inflammatory properties combined with its ability to shrink pore size, minimize fine lines and wrinkles and rejuvenate, all while loading your skin up with valuable minerals and fatty acids, make jojoba a truly valuable ingredient.
**These lotion pucks are only in solid form to a certain degree, around body temperature. In the event your puck has warmed up in transit to the point it sticks inside the tin, simply place it in the refrigerator for a few minutes to firm it up. bodygoodies is working out special mailing for these items as the weather warms up! Ya never know how long the mailman's lunch is gonna take! ;)**
